Should I use Adobe Dynamic Link to create my DVD?

I recently downloaded Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 from the Creative Cloud. It included Adobe Encore CS6. If I am producing a DVD without menus, do I encode the video first or use the Dynamic Link and let Encore do the transcoding?
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There's a whole list of threads on using Encore to make DVD/BluRay discs. You can search for it, and there's also a couple blog/info posts on the Adobe main site about the techniques for doing this. Highly recommended that you look this stuff up.
Now ... for direct answer, you use the DVD/BluRay export preset to make the twin files, one video (mpeg-2) and one audio (wav), that you then import into Encore.
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